THE handover and practical demonstration ceremony of the technological projects completed by the Myanmar Space Agency (MSA) took place yesterday morning at the Myanmar Space Agency (MSA) in Hline Township, Yangon Region.
On the occasion, President of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar U Min Aung Hlaing remarked that as the world is continuously developing and changing every day, it is essential to acquire knowledge and understanding of space technologies and be able to apply them effectively for beneficial purposes.
The Chief Executive of Myanmar Space Agency reported to the President on the efforts of the agency in implementing the projects in cooperation with international space partner organizations, companies and universities and colleges at home and abroad, and relevant ministries.
The MSA Chief Executive explained the scale model of MAH-1 ERS of the agency. The President observed measures on the control camp for MAH-1 satellite built by the agency further processes, systematic implementation of the Earth Remote Sensing (ERS) Application Platform, reviews over environment of Bago Township and regional development measures with the use of earth remote sensing technology, satellite-based search and rescue operations, use of AI in space technology of the agency, advanced bototic system, e-library bilateral connection between MSA and the library of Belarus, library facilities, designing and building the solar sensing device by the agency, solar system, satellite control, electronic workshop, space weather exploration, space intelligence system, automatic alarming system for space danger near the earth, valuable minerals and resources of the moon, plans of the agency to explore the moon orbit, a research construction of a small aircraft to land at the Mars, and tests for the AI-based lunar landing space craft and gave necessary guidance.
The President unveiled the MAH-1 Satellite Ground Control Station and Multi-Mission Operation Command and Control (MOCC).
The President and dignitaries watched a video clip on the accomplishments of the agency.
MSA Chief Executive Dr Soe Myint Maung handed over the 3D map data of the whole Myanmar to the President, who signed it to honour the successful accomplishment of the agency.
Speaking on the occasion, the President said that the establishment of the Myanmar Space Agency and the ongoing progress and development of its activities represent the realization of a dream for the nation. As the world is continuously advancing and changing every day, it is essential to gain knowledge and understanding of space technologies and be able to apply them effectively for beneficial purposes.
He continued that through the use of space technology, detailed information on geographical changes occurring in Myanmar and around the world, as well as natural disasters such as volcanic eruptions and floods, can be obtained. Conducting research activities using satellites in this way will bring significant benefits to the Earth and humanity.
To improve space technology, the President outlined that it is necessary to produce and nurture highly capable human resources equipped with knowledge and expertise. As the development of space technology is a matter of national prestige, all efforts should be made to ensure the success of all related activities. Human resources, equipment, and infrastructure that can further enhance these capabilities must also continue to be developed and provided.
The President stressed that if everyone strives and works towards the development of the nation’s and its citizens’ interests, economic prosperity, and socioeconomic progress, Myanmar will become a nation that can take pride in and proudly demonstrate its achievements in space technology both regionally and globally.
After the ceremony, the President met astronaut candidates who were preliminarily selected to serve as Myanmar’s first astronauts.
At the meeting, the President provided guidance that the candidates must continuously study and acquire knowledge and expertise that will support their future life journeys, including general knowledge, language skills, and technological know-how that is continuously evolving in line with the times. As those who have been selected up to this stage as Myanmar’s first astronaut candidates, the President expressed his great pride and joy, together with their parents, and strongly urged them to continue making further efforts and striving for success.
Also present at the ceremony were Union Ministers U Mya Tun Oo, Lt-Gen Nyunt Win Swe, U Aung Kyaw Hoe and U Myo Thant, Chairman of the Space Science and Technology Development Commission U Myat Hein, Yangon Region Chief Minister U Aung Naing Thu and officials. — MNA/TTA
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